From the monthly archives:

February 2008

Spock.com – the Best for People Search

by patrick on February 25, 2008

Associated Content reviews Spock.com:

The Internet revolution has made our life much easier. Things which were once considered very difficult or almost impossible, have been made possible through the advent of the world wide web. Technological advancements have made communication methods very easy and also economical for
the common man that, almost anyone who knows how to browse through the Internet can communicate with any other person who is in any other part of the world, where there is access to the world wide web.

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Oscars? Who Cares!

by Jay Bhatti on February 23, 2008

Stuff We Like takes a look at Spock’s Oscars predictions against the experts.

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Spock Knows Stuff

by Jay Bhatti on February 21, 2008

The NY Times takes a closer look at Spock’s Oscar predictions.

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Movie Fans and Critics Make Oscar Picks

by Jay Bhatti on February 20, 2008

Variety takes a look at Spock and other experts Oscar picks.

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Happy President’s Day

by Jay Bhatti on February 18, 2008

Popular Blog Popserious takes a look at Presidential search trends:

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Popular Phrases After A Name on the Web

by Jay BhattiFebruary 13, 2008 Spock Research

99.20% of the time, the phrase right after someone’s name on the web is in a professional context.
Ever wonder what people say about themselves right after their name on the web.  You know what we mean, go to a corporate bio page or “about us” page on the web and we see something like [...]

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Site Review: Spock.com

by Jay BhattiFebruary 11, 2008 Spock Research

Killer Startups takes a closer look at Spock.com:
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The Connections Show: Jay Bhatti & Spock – The People Search Engine

by Jay BhattiFebruary 10, 2008 News About Jay Bhatti

Spock – The People Search Engine – Audioby Stan Relihan | February 10, 2008 | PDF of Article

Jay Bhatti is a very intelligent & highly-articulate 34-year old Wharton Business School MBA graduate and Entrepreneur. Based in San Francisco, Jay is co-founder of Spock.com, a People Search Engine, which launched in Public Beta in August 2007.
For those that [...]

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Standardized Data Portability is the Next Great Frontier for the Web

by Jay BhattiFebruary 6, 2008 Spock Research

There are some new ideas being put forth today, challenging all previous assumptions that websites with community generated content own that content – even though it was their users that created it. At Spock, we strongly believe that data should be free and allowed to move from one destination to the next without limit.
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How does Spock stack up against Google?

by Jay BhattiFebruary 3, 2008 Spock Research

When co-founders Jaideep Singh and Jay Bhatti first proposed Spock, they envisioned a superior people search where everyone in the world had a unique search result. Though we’re not quite there, we have managed to index over 300 million unique people search results, maintain over 3 billion people data records, and are constantly developing new ways to create relevant [...]

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